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Maria Jose Marin surges to 4-shot win at Augusta National Women's Amateur Original

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By Grant Hall
| WholeHogSports
AUGUSTA, Ga. — Maria Jose Marin, beaming for much of the day, rallied from an early 4-shot deficit to a resounding 4-shot victory in the Augusta National Women’s Amateur on Saturday on the hallowed Augusta National golf course. The Arkansas junior, who led the 72-player field after the first round and entered Saturday's final round 1-shot behind leader Asterisk Talley, basked in the glow of her win. “It’s just magical,” Jose Marin said.
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HT Syndication: African wild dogs: DNA tests of their faeces reveal surprises about what they eat

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By Carel Oosthuizen, Andre Ganswindt, Bruce Crossey, Grant Hall
| HT Syndication
New Delhi, May 5 -- The African wild dog is one of Africa's most endangered predators. African wild dogs are highly elusive, avoiding human contact and utilising vast, remote territories to remain out of sight. Current estimates suggest that only about 6,600 individuals remain, in fragmented populations across southern and eastern Africa. About 600 live in South Africa. Some of the populations in South Africa are closely monitored and managed.
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African wild dogs: DNA tests of their faeces reveal surprises about what they eat Original

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By Carel Oosthuizen, Andre Ganswindt, Grant Hall, Bruce Crossey
| The Conversation Verified
The African wild dog is one of Africa’s most endangered predators. African wild dogs are highly elusive, avoiding human contact and utilising vast, remote territories to remain out of sight. Current estimates suggest that only about 6,600 individuals remain, in fragmented populations across southern and eastern Africa. About 600 live in South Africa. Some of the populations in South Africa are closely monitored and managed.
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